S3Client screenshots: interface and settings

Main window with three archives selected on drive H: on the left, the Backups/Databases/Production folder in the northstar-enterprise bucket on the right, and the copy in progress below.

The main window lets you browse local files and S3 buckets and transfer files between them. Here, backups are being uploaded to a bucket, with transfer progress and network throughput shown at the bottom.

Main window in Show versions mode with PDF versions and delete markers on the left, a previous version of Security Assessment.pdf selected, and a preview of the first of its seven pages on the right.

Show versions displays current and previous object versions, along with delete markers. Here, a previous version of Security Assessment.pdf is selected and its first page is shown in the preview pane, with controls to navigate between pages, zoom in or out, and fit the page to the viewing area.

Delete Objects and Versions with Options window, Previous tab, with Selective deletion and Delete previous versions selected, and the option to keep the five newest previous versions per object enabled.

With Show versions enabled, Delete with Options becomes Delete Objects and Versions with Options. Here, the Previous tab is configured to delete previous object versions while keeping the five newest previous versions per object.

Account dialog with the Account tab showing Backup storage account details, connection settings and options for direct copies between accounts.

The Account window lets you configure an account to connect to an S3 storage service. The Account tab shown here contains the account name, connection settings and options for direct copies between accounts.

Credentials tab in the Account dialog, with Stored credentials selected, an example Access Key ID and the Secret Access Key masked.

The Account window brings together the settings needed to access an S3 storage service. The Credentials tab lets you enter access credentials or load them from an AWS profile or the AWS default credential chain.

Regions tab in the Account dialog, showing the Amazon S3 regions, their endpoints and connection settings, and the Add, Edit, Delete and Restore Defaults buttons.

The Account window lets you configure an S3 storage account. The Regions tab defines the addresses and settings used to connect to the service in each region. You can adjust this list for Amazon S3 or an S3-compatible service.

Capabilities tab in the Account dialog, Transfers section, with eight transfer capabilities, six of them checked.

The Account window lets you adapt connection settings and the features used to the storage service. Here, Capabilities > Transfers specifies the supported transfer features, such as multipart uploads and copies for large files and conditional writes.

Capabilities tab in the Account dialog, Listing & deletion section, with all seven listing and deletion capabilities checked.

The Account window brings together connection settings, access credentials and storage service capabilities. Here, Capabilities > Listing & deletion specifies the features available for browsing buckets and their objects and deleting objects, including paginated listings and batch deletion.

Capabilities tab in the Account dialog, Storage classes section, Classes tab, with the amazon-general-purpose policy and STANDARD as the default class.

The Account window lets you configure the connection to the storage service and the features it supports. Here, Capabilities > Storage classes defines the classes offered by the service, the default class for uploads and how archived objects can be accessed.

Bucket properties window, Versioning / Object Lock tab, with Enable versioning and Enable Object Lock unchecked and the default retention settings grayed out.

The Bucket properties window lets you view and change a bucket’s settings, including its default encryption, tags and lifecycle rules. The Versioning / Object Lock tab shown here lets you keep previous object versions. Object Lock lets you set a default retention period to protect new versions from deletion.

Modify child objects window, Filters page, with a size filter greater than 128 KiB, no maximum size, and empty Include and Exclude lists.

Modify child objects lets you change tags, metadata or other properties in bulk for objects in a bucket or folder. Filters select which objects to change by size, name or key relative to the selected location.

Transfer options window for transferring Archives to Backups/Archives in the northstar-enterprise bucket, with storage class and destination encryption settings.

Paste with options lets you choose how to copy, move or synchronize files, including how to handle existing files, storage class and destination encryption. When synchronizing in Mirror mode, destination files and folders that are missing from the source are deleted after successful transfers.

Options window, Transfers tab, showing concurrent operation limits, limits of four active parts per transfer and four active ranges per download, and an 8 MiB parallel download threshold.

The Options window brings together application settings, including those for the network, previews and operations. The Transfers tab shown here sets concurrent operation limits, how many parts of a file can be transferred in parallel and the minimum size for parallel downloads.

Operation details window showing the headers of an HTTP request to read an object’s ACL, the 200 OK response and its XML body, with the Authorization value redacted.

The Operation details window lets you inspect an operation’s HTTP logs. This example shows a request to read an object’s ACL, including the request and response headers, elapsed time and the service’s XML response. Use Save... to save the log to a text file.

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